I STARTED THIS YESTERDAY: DAY#1: 55:40 DAY#2: 1:42:56 DAY#3: 2:23:32 DAY#4: 3:08:06 DAY#5: 3:22:33 DAY#6: 3:56:54 DAY#7: 4:29:33 I'm very grateful for this as a future educator myself.
Especially with simple examples. I feel like often you are given the concept, but not an example with actual numbers. And then you just move onto the next bit, so in your head you kind of get it but because you move on so quickly the concept doesn't stick in your head because you haven't actually gotten to run through an application of it working.
We are living the "traditional courses and schools death". It's real. Here in Brazil the colleges are bankrupts with new learning model focus in "free knowledge".
@@cristianmello8120 That's how it should be, especially now with technology making learning so much easier. You can get an XP-Pen from the internet (which allows you to use your paint application as a scrap book) Free pdf's of textbooks and/or RUclips (which has people willing to share their knowledge of random stuff)
I'm annoyed that I had so much trouble with math throughout elementary and high school, absolutely hating it, only to have it make perfect sense when I started to learn programming. Excellent resources here!
High School does a very poor job of relating mathematical concepts to any practical application. Until you think deeply enough about what the numbers really mean and are shown some way to use them they just seem like arbitrary made up nonsense. Basic arithmetic makes sense because you can use it to balance your checkbook. Geometry makes sense because you can use it to measure the dimensions of a construction project ect.. but high school does a very very poor job of showing practical applications for Algebra and Calculous. That's why it made no sense to me no matter how"hard" I tried to study. I couldn't grasp the basic concepts.
I have always been good at math. Never had a problem with it, I especially loved trigonometry for that matter. I say it only depend on your learning style. For example, I am not good at memorizing but I am extremely creative. Which is why I prefer doing essays in the afternoon (When I am the most distracted 😁) One time I got 98% on my final in-class exam essay because of it. What is your learning style? I myself not so fond of calculation-based maths algebra despise the fact that I got an A in Algebra, precalculus and calculus. However, to say that I like analysis-based maths would be an understatement. And yet I can't get pass a B+ in my computational structure class 🤔
Started the course today. Returning to school to obtain a second bachelors in engineering. It’s been 10years since I lasted taken a math class. Thankful for this
What? this video shows almost only secondary school maths and maybe some weeks of 1st semester college. If you have not studied something with maths and/or you forgot everything you knew in school, then this video suits well for you.
@@tripleO16 I just finished an elementary algebra course in college for my CIS associates degree and the setup is terrible. They give you a book that does not know how to explain anything and you are left to figure it out on your own. So what happens when students have bad books, professors who doesn't want to explain anything in a simplified manner, and loads of math homework, test, and quizzes? You get students who do not understand basic concepts who focus on completing the assignments rather than learning something. So they move on to harder algebra and you already know how that would go. Sometimes it's the learning environment. I always thought I was bad at math seeing as I struggled through my summer math course but CodeCamp is wonderful for this free 7 hour lesson.
Ah, yes, it's the same logic that could lead people to believe doctors wouldn't want everyone to be healthy, therapists wouldn't want people to be sane, and heterosexual men in STEM would like to keep heterosexual women out of STEM... If you give it anything more than the most cursory glance, you'll realize just how preposterous the entire reasoning is.
I spent a total of 30h over the course of 10 days to finish this crash course and i'll say its 100% worth it for a review of most of highschool algebra and it touches on the foundations of functions and logs. I cannot express enough how much Dr. Linda Green has made math easier for me because of the way she explains these topics, I'm looking forward to finishing the pre-calculus & calclus 1 courses with her for my journey to become a software engineer using the WGU pathway, let's knock out this calculus prerequisite if your doing pre-WGU! Let's GOOOOOO!
@@raghavgaba2731 I found this one guy who has a bunch of practice test, his name is David Yang, he pretty much has all the practice questions you'd need up to like calculus 1 or 2, definetly a valuable resource. You can also use khan academy or free books from openstax for college algebrae to practice ruclips.net/video/dx5g8sDyItE/видео.htmlsi=HLjaXAUHg8ndSana This is for pre-cal but another guy adam reeder, also makes math easy to understand ruclips.net/video/jG9YQp_oYh4/видео.htmlsi=fcmwR2aC6Ad-dzJ4 Hope this helped!!!!🖤🖤🖤
BTW wgu generally not regarded a legit BSc/MSc by Universities although most jobs do concider (just letting y know incase you were wishing to the PhD path although if you have certain amount of years experience in the job then they might let you on depending on the university.
Not really, those 10 years were constant practice of YOU doing countless problems with slight variations watching a video on Math without constant practice is meaningless
@@kwidzius He's right for the most part, but it's not meaningless. this info won't be retained unless you do many many practice problems after finishing this video. Otherwise you'll forget the specifics. school incorporates this practice.
@@kwidzius the video is easy to digest for you because you already master it and you got 10 years about it. I went to social science undergraduate, and never really touch algebra math again after 6 years. However I am forced to do math again for scholarship application. I used to excel in high school math thus it only needs me 2 days to review the entire book. Won't happen if I have to study from scratch. Like high school calculus, physic, or chem (I attended music and social arts high school).
I love how often she used the phrase "and this makes sense because...". That would've helped so much in high school. The rules make more sense when applied and when accompanied by a visual aid.
As a life long learner with an engineering & computer science background; I will say this is one of the most comprehensive lessons or tutorials on basic algebra skills. What makes this video so valuable is that they thoroughly explain each concept while walking you through the different techniques used to solve each method. Math is about patterns and the ability to identify those patterns so we can manipulate those equations into a form we understand how to solve. Khan Academy is another excellent platform to learn or reinforce concepts that may have gone unused for awhile. Keep up the GREAT work just wish these resources were available during my struggling times when I had to continue to revisit math resources to refresh my memory while learning new material.
Committed myself to finish this week!! ^_^ ^_^ 15th May - till (1:15:21) 16th May - till (2:05:58) 17th May - till (2:41:34) 18th May - till (3:23:53) 19th May - till (3:49:05) 20th May - till (4:23:00) 22nd May - till (4:53:37) 23rd May - till (5:19:26) 26th May - till (6:04:00) 27th May - till (6:43:46) Finished!!! it was a great learning journey. Thanks FreeCodeCamp!!!
@@remasalhawari8077 SAT has their own modules which are quite similar with this course. After finishing this course, it will boost your confidence and surely, solve some previous questions at least 20 set of SAT math module. Then reach your milestone. 🤗
1:11:03 in Germany we dont say "quadratic formula", we call this the "Mitternachtsformel" (midnight formula), because if the teacher enters our room for creepy or non creepy reasons at midnight while we are asleep and asks us for the formula, we have to know it instantaneously. And I think thats beautiful...
I dropped College in 2019. Went back the following semester with vengeance and failed it with a 71 needed an 80 or higher. After watching these videos I am ready to go into College Algebra like a BOSS for the 2022 FALL semester. Thank you for this video. I see a lot of my little mistakes that were done.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I have always struggled with math, and am currently taking College algebra. My professor is subpar at most, and the textbook fails to answer my basic questions. I was honestly contemplating dropping out of college, but this simplified version answers the questions that I had. I honestly feel like crying out of gratitude.
I learn more and more from the net than I do ever did in school. These are passionate people making these videos and the impact is felt deeply. Thank you for being so passionate. This highlights the problem of industrializing education in the modern world where you basically buy yourself a degree and true knowledge or understanding is not sought out. Edexcel, I'm talking to you
Khan academy is very handy for this, plus any book with more exercises of your preference :) maybe MIT classes on youtube as well or even edx has some good content. Have fun
don't mind this comment 11:34 exponent rules 26:11 35:31 gcf 1:12:45 substitute quadratic formula for x 3:07:45 toolkit functions graphs 3:16:58 functions transformations 4:35:08 natural log ln and log are same 4:53:10 log base same 4:57:01 log exponent rules 6:01:58 asymptotes and holes 6:12:38 asymptotes and holes better solution and understanding for me MISTAKES/ERRORS: 3:36:57 it's not: g(x) = 2 (x^2 + 4x +2) - 2 it should be: g(x) = 2 (x^2 + 2(x * 2) + 2^2) - 2 because of the formula: (a+b)^2 = a^2+2ab+b^2 6:06:04 it's not: y = 3(2+2) / 2+7 it should be: y = 3(2+2) / 2+5 which the real answer is 12/7, not 12/9 or 4/3
LEt's take a moment to appreciate the effort given to explain it clearly and in detail. Imagine, how long as well this was uploaded considering it's a 7 hour long video the processing and uploading must've taken such patience to do so.
@@FRC_CR editing a 90 minute movie can take months for a team. think about everyone who worked, and how long, to condense this course into 7 (comprehensible) hours, which is still quite a lot for a "video".
@@dan-us6nk Recording the video: about 7 to 10 hours Editing the video: about 4 to 14 hours (if one needed to add images and clips, it wouldvé taken 10 or 20 times as long, but just editing a video and emerging it together isn't that hard.) So in total this video took at minimum 11 hours to make and at maximum 24 hours. That is about 3 working days for 1 person or 1 day for 3 people. Don't get me wrong, these videos are still hard to make, but if you have a teacher who knows this stuff well, you just need to record it in 7-8 hours and then anyone can edit it. To make a movie, on the other hand, you need to record tons of scenes, which would take hundreds of hours, then you need to cut them, merge them, add effects, work with colors, add images, music, post-production and much-much more.
like im being fully serious here, if ur taking algebra next course (WATCH THIS) it will legit make u understand everything obviously the test will have examples 10 times harder but if you watch this then study the course, this will make it wayyy easier since u will have some knowledge about everthing there is in this course. 10/10 amazing video
wow about 4 years of my life was spent learning pre algebra to algebra 1 then algebra 2 when I could have just watched a 7 hour video and took some notes here and there
@@unidentifieduser5346 this scratches the surface of college algebra and is useful to recap things you've already learned, read books and do worked examples to learn maths.
My journey DAY#1: 1:05:05 DAY#2: 1:42:23 DAY#3: 2:49:08 DAY#4: 3:49:09 DAY#5: DONE! TOOK 4 WEEKS BUT FINALLY I'M DONE!! Thank you for this course!! 25/05/2022
@@ninjapirate123 damn this brings back memories, I was actually using this course to practice for a test to apply for a scholarship in Japan... unfortunately I wasn't able to achieve it. I've started my 4th year in university here in Argentina, I'm expected to finish my degree next year but I'm planning to continue it in Poland.
a few years ago i was always rambling about why i didn't need math and other dumb stuff, but now i actually need math to do the stuff that i would like to pursue and it's only now that i realize how stupid i was back then
I’m a genius now. I think these videos are worth more than going to class. Not all teachers know how to teach and explain why and how. I’m truly thankful.
It’s currently 1am for me and I plan to go to bed right now instead of browsing RUclips wasting time being extremely unproductive. I’ll start studying and watching this video tomorrow to get myself prepared for future. I’ll also make further edits on this comment to keep track of my progress. (I took this idea from someone else in the comment but honestly the original idea gave me so much inspiration and motivation! Thank you!) first day: 2:43:27 second day: 3:56:53 then 3 days later i was able to finish the rest (i forgot to update my comment oops)
I love this video and this instructor so much! “And most people just take this as definition, but lets look at *why* it works” has to be just about my favourite sentence ever, and as a neurodivergent learner, her calm non-rushed, detailed but not rambling explanation is the most beneficial teaching I’ve come across. I’m so so greatful for this!
I also have a minor hearing disorder and i just wanted to point out that the dedication to subbing a 7-hour video just to make it accessible for disabled people is also amazing!
Yes it is true that a lot of people studied algebra in high school, but not everyone. It is also true that an awful lot of people did not pay attention or try very hard in high school. If you plan on graduating with a degree that is not math intensive, College Algebra is what most colleges and universities in the USA require you to complete. If you want to go to college or university for a S.T.E.M. degree, algebra is only the very beginning. This is an amazing resource for everyone.
I’m really trying to get better at math this summer so ima be taking this course. I plan to do 30-45mins each day. I will also be using other resources like khan academy, Saylor academy and doing some math problems each day to fully understand the things taught in the course. I’m starting tomorrow! Day 1: stopped at 31:46
After watching this, you just reevaluate your whole educational career wishing you could go back in time and actually ace all those tests. I wish I knew this existed when I took math in high school and in college. May God bless you guys 10 fold. Thank you so much for these incredible resources. We are all forever in debt to you guys!💜👏🏻
This lady is an amazing teacher, she reminds me of my high school math and physics teacher. Thank you for the free education, this video is a huge help for refreshing my algebra knowledge
You are a saint. Thank you for this. I am a working blue collar man trying to get back into school and needed a good refresher and this is not only that but also explains things in such a simple, constructive way that it allows me to see things differently than when I originally tackled this course. Thank you.
@@chrismac1507 There is a layer of memorization and a layer of understanding. Most young people finish unis by learning up by heart, which is bullshit. They pack up knowledge inside their brains without labeling anything, without getting familiar with mental tools.... and one day they wake up and realize they're back to being tabula rasa, 30ish-something year olds doing a grindy job they'd simply repeated enough times to get used to. ... and this is coming from me, having seen that happens in the engineering world. Thank f I haven't rushed my studies.
Day 1 : 55:36 it was fun tbh Day 2 : 1:42:23 I kinda need to rewatch this lecture again Update : i rewatch the lecture and watch it till : 2:23:33 Can't wait for tomorow its getting fire booooy 🔥🔥 Day 3 : 3:00:00 Kinda easy Day 4 : 3:54:00 Gotta rewatch it again didn't Understand some stuff Update i rewatch the lecture Day 5 : 4:29:35 i stopped here cause i know some log stuff so i'll watch it tomorow till 6 hours or more, i hope so Day 7 (sorry for not writing anything in day 6) : i just want to say boys, i FINISHED THE COURS!!! im really proud of what i have done this week Now i'll take a rest for 2 days and decide later what i should do
Just finished the video today at 2X speed, this is really good content for revision. I am an engineer and I have studied all these topics already. Refreshed the concepts.
I love how how she explains why things work the way they do. My school teachers were so useless at this. Basically just give us the equation and how it works but never really highlight the mechanics behind the process.
Same here, I feel my self really confused most of times. I can do maths well, but dont understand the reason behind why formulas are the way they are. : C
i just started it today and all i have learned i couldn't learn in the past 8 years of school. i love how she explains all he step unlike saying "this is that bc it's supposed to be" also she's taking very clever steps to do the maths and i appreciate how she is making step by step difficulties. I recommend doing these equations hands on with her it'll make the lessons much more efficient.
I am studying in Russia and we solve the first equation 37:20 much easier: x^2-6x+8=0 According to the theorem, the inverse of Vieta's theorem, we get: x1 + x2 = 6 (we write the opposite sign of the number at the second x) x1 * x2 = 8 (we leave the sign of the last number) and now we select the numbers, i.e. so that it turns out that two x's in total and in their product gave 6 and 8. We get that X1 = 2 ; X2 = 4 If you don't believe me, then I will substitute these numbers into these 2 equations : x1 + x2 = 2+4=6 x1 * x2 = 2*4=8 use it for your health))
Dr. Linda too done the same by putting cross ❌ and in vertical section she has written the two numbers that is 8 and -6 and applied which you are applying... I guess maths has many doors...all lead to solution but some may be quick or may be slow but both of them would rejoice the true pleasure of mathematics..
This helps a lot! I'm in 10th grade taking college algebra, and it's really hard to learn online with the whole pandemic going on, thank you so much this is very helpful
If anyone is debating watching this whole thing let me testify that it is 100% worth it. I tried to watch 30 min a day and finished in around 2-3 weeks. I really tried to focus on those 30 min and write down everything, including working out the problems before she worked through them (took me about 1-2 hours a day). The definitions and explanations make this maybe the best math instruction I've ever learned from. I'm taking Calculus in the Fall to finish a biology degree and watched this to help solidify my algebraic foundations before taking it. I feel like I'm actually starting to understand some of these concepts in a way I never have before. I'm about to start the pre-calculus video. Thank you for making the videos Dr. Green!
Just wanted to follow up on this post. I took my first two calculus tests and made a 95 and 100. This video and lectures were invaluable. Thank you so much.
Hey, fellow learner. Just wanted to say keep going and great for the calculas test, I myself could never perform well in math exams and always thought of maths being hard but now that I am programming I want to learn maths in a proper manner. Hoping to get better at maths so I can finally get exam numbers like yours. Cheers.
Well I was right there with you. I actually had to retake college algebra twice. Mostly due to not putting in any real effort but I came back years later (I'm 34 years old now) with a new mind and ability to study and apply myself and it all clicks. Never give up on studying/learning, it's an ongoing process for many. I think I'd also like to learn to code one day. Good luck to you fellow learner!@@devbrothonath9396
I'm making it a point to watch this whole series over the weekend. I was always afraid of how bad I was at math, because I was too timid to ask questions. This illuminates the subject in a digestible way--thank you so much for this!
Thanks for this video. 15 years a gap from my math learning, and then with this refreshing information I went through two semesters of math at University with grades 7/7
OMG dude I was waiting for this moment for so long, the moment that I will finish this course Im super proud of myself ,I didnt think that I will be here one day typing this comment All ican say is FAINALLLLLY.
Who else thinks there should be a geometry course like this? I personally just find learning geometry tougher than algebra, I like it when someone else explains things.
My goal is to get into college level pre-calculus on my algebra placement test. 45 minutes of video daily. DAY 1: 31:45 DAY 2: 1:43:00 DAY 3: 2:024:34 As I watch this I just think back to moments in school when I just didn't understand these exact concepts and just wrote some fake numbers on my paper. I think being able to start and stop the video is what really helps me click. In school the teacher is going as fast as possible and really isn't giving me time to write and thing about what im writing down. My knowledge of math is like swiss cheese all of these concepts are familiar to me but I never really fully understood them. DAY 4:4:49:05 DONE
@@mathfullyexplained I will watch yours tomorrow I'm about to go into algebra 2, but I forgot almost everything from algebra 1
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I will finish this video before my discrete structures exam . Im having diffuculties :/ I need to remember them again . I hope i can finish this this in couple days .Wish me luck ! DAY 1: 1:40:31 DAY 2 2:32:50
0:17 exponent rule 1:07 the product rule 2:07 quotient rule 3:01 power rule 4:04 power of zero 5:01 negative exponent 5:58 fractional exponent 7:07 distribute an exponent over a product 7:57 diatribute an exponent over a quotient
Thank you for this! I've been meaning to relearn college algebra since last year. I took it up in HS but found it difficult. I'm 31 now and still can't get over the fact that I almost flunked it. lol
I'm grateful that Dr. Green gave of her time and expertise to produce this video. I went to college more than half my life ago and I didn't want to go to college again in order to just get a refresher course. Thank you Dr. Green!
@@itsjoseph875 what do you mean"why does it matter if it's a woman?" what do you want me to say then? also to the man who was teaching the whole vid, when it was a woman who was teaching?
Factoring is synonymous to dissecting a cooking recipe to identify individual ingredients by breaking down the items to its basic substance. GREAT job walking through the concepts and providing a road map to better solve them.
Grade 7 here and wanna say that you're so good at explaining things 10 minutes into this and i already find math interesting and im quite surprise cause i dont really like math infact i hated it lol
Reviewed and relearned all the lessons in this video for almost 2 days. It’s been quite a long time since I learned Algebra in high school and university. So some knowledge was like brand new to me. The instructor tends to go over some topics quickly sometimes and the video quality went bad at times, but with the lecturer’s mathematical expertise and teaching passion, this is overall a decent and worthwhile course. Thank you a lot! I am going to take Linear Algebra next. Wish me luck!
Completed the lecture fully today. Thank you ma'am for explaining the topics so beautifully and creatively. i have always hated functions before going through this. thank you so much
This is great. Starting my college algebra class next week and have been out of math for 10 years. Did ok on my placement test but really need this review.
i now got the recomendation of this vdo in morning after i wake up i brushed went for joging and came back took shower and have breakfast at 8:00 am i got the recomendation from youtube i thought lets sort to clear my middle school basics . i stared and did till 10:30 am and then i have to go to my work i came back home in 3:30pm have all my work sorted i again started at 5:30 pm till 8:30 pm then i went to walk came back have dinner and stared again at 10:30 pm till 12:30 am when i m writing this comment . I finally completed it in 1 day.
As a non-native English speaker who is learning the language, I'm also enthusiastic about studying Data Analysis and Data Science through free courses at Code Academy and Udemy. I have some prior knowledge from my education, but these courses have been an excellent way to refresh and expand my understanding. It amazes me that in these times, we have the opportunity to study anything we want - we just need to remain focused... Day 3 = 55:41 Day 4.1 = 1:05:00 Day 4.2 = 1:12:54 Day 5 = 1:29:37 Day 6.1 = 1:37:59 Day 6.2 = 1:43:46. I'm tired and it's late but I understand the class and the English I don't going to surrender 💪 Day 7 = 2:01:10 Done! Day 8 = 2:06:00 tomorrow i have to travel, in the bus 🚌 I'll try 💪 Day 9 = 2:16:15 tomorrow I'll back home and I going to do all the weekend, you have to understand that you can't pass the class quickly I'm taking my time and ask to my friend chat gtp4 to develop more the things I don't understand... But the class is excellent so far Day 10 = 2:27:00 Done baby! Day 11 = 2:39:00 Day 12 = 2:47:10 Day 13 = 3:00:00 Day 14 = 3:05:33 So sorry by for me this is kind of new thing :) Day 15.1 = 3:08:00 morning one hour Chat gpt helping me it's a a food morning Day 15.2 = 3:17:00 tired but good class Day 16 = 3:37:00 Day 17 = 3:43:20 step by step.... step by step Day 18 = 3:49:11 Day 19 = 4:03:40 day 20 = 4:13:51 Day 21 = 4:26:58 Day 22.1 = 4:29:36 sadly I have to go out but today I'm aware how much I have watched of this class... 💪
FCC provides again, thank you so much, I was really worried that I’d struggle in college/uni thanks to my poor math skills. You’ve really lifted a huge weight off my shoulders. ❤️
I'm 36 y.o. I've finished math class at school (russian math education is really good), but i forgot almost all. So now i have an opportunity to restudy my past experience and on English in additional. That's great.
I'll use this videos as my reviewer before I go into Uni in a few months. I would likely go with this order of the videos: 1. College Algebra 2. Precalculus 3. Calculus 1 4. Calculus 2 5. Linear Algebra Maybe : Statistics Goal would be at least 3-5 hours of the videos every week since I still have school to manage as well. Wish me luck!
@Train of Taught haha, just kidding! Right now, i need for that 7 hour video 3 times to work all through properly, do some own tests and try to get that stuff in my brain permanently... :)
@Train of Taught yes, i want to get a certificate for the Coursera Algorithm with Standord University. Nothing special, but my math is a bit rusty :) And i do a couple of free courses now, to get back into it.
Tracking Progress Day 1: Made it to 1:05:00 - Solving Quadratic Equations Day 5: Made it to 2:05:59 - Polynomial and Rational Inequalities Day 6: Made it to 5:19:27 - Solving Exponential Equations - Applications FINISHED!
Am I crazy for learning algebra at the age of 29 to KEEP me from going crazy in my current situation in life brought about by unprecedented circumstances? I've been depressed and this takes my mind off things. My whole world fell apart in a matter of days. Thank you so much.
No you're amazing!!! Keep going. It takes a lot of effort to start doing something completely forgotten especially during these times. Im really proud of you, as a tired pulling an all nighter highschooler haha :)
@Fernando Jesus, like many reluctant cult leaders, did not actually care about religion, and would have liked for everyone to learn mathematics because it is healthy for their minds :)
This video is simply indispensable for those who needs maths for any exams or degree. Highly recommend watching it (not all at once, but through a few days)
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@Unknown Yt Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well.
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You can half the time by putting the video on 2x speed
@Quinzel Sabina hello 👋
Yes, the final test that didn't study for is also about to be speedrun as well as my life.
The first 10 minutes has already explained something crystal clear which I've been blur about for my whole life ...
I can relate
Same😂😂
Great,it reminds me when I was a teacher in the high school in Ghana 1992
same here xd
Same here.
I STARTED THIS YESTERDAY:
DAY#1: 55:40
DAY#2: 1:42:56
DAY#3: 2:23:32
DAY#4: 3:08:06
DAY#5: 3:22:33
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I'm very grateful for this as a future educator myself.
Stay focused and continue doing this journal for others also! Good work bro.
damn, you're fookin machine
How do i note down these times when i watch it?
@@sathyantinku9177 just type down the specific time that you want. For example 2:34:23 ..
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I love how you are also explaining the logical reasoning behind these basic expressions. That's something that most of us missed in school.
Especially with simple examples. I feel like often you are given the concept, but not an example with actual numbers. And then you just move onto the next bit, so in your head you kind of get it but because you move on so quickly the concept doesn't stick in your head because you haven't actually gotten to run through an application of it working.
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00:17 exponent rules * 10:14 simplifying with exponent rules * 21:18 simplifying radicals * 31:46 factoring * 55:37 rational expressions * 1:04:59 solving quadratic equations * 1:15:23 solving rational equations *
Did you check the description? Your hard work was for nothing.
@@fungalwater3175 - yes i did, but with my small laptop i cannot open the description 😄
Lol
@@teclasicbaldi lol
Isn't this like middle school math
Nobody:
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Exactly what I wanted, actually. Maybe I am the chose one.
RUclips knows you needed it.
Me too.
1 week later, I'm still laughing!
We are living the "traditional courses and schools death". It's real. Here in Brazil the colleges are bankrupts with new learning model focus in "free knowledge".
@@cristianmello8120 That's how it should be, especially now with technology making learning so much easier.
You can get an XP-Pen from the internet (which allows you to use your paint application as a scrap book)
Free pdf's of textbooks
and/or
RUclips (which has people willing to share their knowledge of random stuff)
I'm annoyed that I had so much trouble with math throughout elementary and high school, absolutely hating it, only to have it make perfect sense when I started to learn programming. Excellent resources here!
weird isn't it, I barely had any math knowledge when I started programming 3 years ago. Now everything starting to make more sense.
High School does a very poor job of relating mathematical concepts to any practical application. Until you think deeply enough about what the numbers really mean and are shown some way to use them they just seem like arbitrary made up nonsense. Basic arithmetic makes sense because you can use it to balance your checkbook. Geometry makes sense because you can use it to measure the dimensions of a construction project ect.. but high school does a very very poor job of showing practical applications for Algebra and Calculous. That's why it made no sense to me no matter how"hard" I tried to study. I couldn't grasp the basic concepts.
I have always been good at math. Never had a problem with it, I especially loved trigonometry for that matter. I say it only depend on your learning style. For example, I am not good at memorizing but I am extremely creative. Which is why I prefer doing essays in the afternoon (When I am the most distracted 😁) One time I got 98% on my final in-class exam essay because of it. What is your learning style? I myself not so fond of calculation-based maths algebra despise the fact that I got an A in Algebra, precalculus and calculus. However, to say that I like analysis-based maths would be an understatement. And yet I can't get pass a B+ in my computational structure class 🤔
@halo X1 you are going to hate being an adult. Everyone is an unreasonable ass lol
l wish there was youtube during my highschool years.
Started the course today. Returning to school to obtain a second bachelors in engineering. It’s been 10years since I lasted taken a math class. Thankful for this
Me too what a sign. Glad I am not alone.
Me too!
Currently me
Great, How old are you?
NGL, those dislikes are from college math professors. This video literally robbed their jobs
HAHAHAHHA NICE
What? this video shows almost only secondary school maths and maybe some weeks of 1st semester college. If you have not studied something with maths and/or you forgot everything you knew in school, then this video suits well for you.
@@hp.carrillo I studied some of this stuff when I was 13 not sure why ppl are saying this is better than college xD
@@tripleO16 I just finished an elementary algebra course in college for my CIS associates degree and the setup is terrible. They give you a book that does not know how to explain anything and you are left to figure it out on your own. So what happens when students have bad books, professors who doesn't want to explain anything in a simplified manner, and loads of math homework, test, and quizzes? You get students who do not understand basic concepts who focus on completing the assignments rather than learning something. So they move on to harder algebra and you already know how that would go. Sometimes it's the learning environment. I always thought I was bad at math seeing as I struggled through my summer math course but CodeCamp is wonderful for this free 7 hour lesson.
Ah, yes, it's the same logic that could lead people to believe doctors wouldn't want everyone to be healthy, therapists wouldn't want people to be sane, and heterosexual men in STEM would like to keep heterosexual women out of STEM... If you give it anything more than the most cursory glance, you'll realize just how preposterous the entire reasoning is.
I spent a total of 30h over the course of 10 days to finish this crash course and i'll say its 100% worth it for a review of most of highschool algebra and it touches on the foundations of functions and logs. I cannot express enough how much Dr. Linda Green has made math easier for me because of the way she explains these topics, I'm looking forward to finishing the pre-calculus & calclus 1 courses with her for my journey to become a software engineer using the WGU pathway, let's knock out this calculus prerequisite if your doing pre-WGU! Let's GOOOOOO!
Are there questions provided in the video to practice?
@@raghavgaba2731 I found this one guy who has a bunch of practice test, his name is David Yang, he pretty much has all the practice questions you'd need up to like calculus 1 or 2, definetly a valuable resource. You can also use khan academy or free books from openstax for college algebrae to practice
ruclips.net/video/dx5g8sDyItE/видео.htmlsi=HLjaXAUHg8ndSana
This is for pre-cal but another guy adam reeder, also makes math easy to understand
ruclips.net/video/jG9YQp_oYh4/видео.htmlsi=fcmwR2aC6Ad-dzJ4
Hope this helped!!!!🖤🖤🖤
@@raghavgaba2731 yes, there are. They’re not so challenging though, you will have to look up for questions elsewhere.
BTW wgu generally not regarded a legit BSc/MSc by Universities although most jobs do concider (just letting y know incase you were wishing to the PhD path although if you have certain amount of years experience in the job then they might let you on depending on the university.
10 years of primary + secondary school in 7 hours. OMG it's epic
Not really, those 10 years were constant practice of YOU doing countless problems with slight variations watching a video on Math without constant practice is meaningless
@@paulpierce1366 I assume u r a privileged one and u never had a chance to attend any Polish school LOL
@@kwidzius He's right for the most part, but it's not meaningless. this info won't be retained unless you do many many practice problems after finishing this video. Otherwise you'll forget the specifics. school incorporates this practice.
@@kwidzius the video is easy to digest for you because you already master it and you got 10 years about it. I went to social science undergraduate, and never really touch algebra math again after 6 years. However I am forced to do math again for scholarship application. I used to excel in high school math thus it only needs me 2 days to review the entire book. Won't happen if I have to study from scratch. Like high school calculus, physic, or chem (I attended music and social arts high school).
@@paulpierce1366 nerd
Thanks for this video, I started this Yesterday (03/20):
Day 1: 1:05:00
Day 2: 2:16:21
Day 3: 3:20:29
Day 4: 4:18:17
Day 5: 5:36:17
Noooo bro stoped the streak 😔😔😔😔
I love how often she used the phrase "and this makes sense because...". That would've helped so much in high school. The rules make more sense when applied and when accompanied by a visual aid.
Try my channel mathfullyexplained. Many topics that can help when you need it
@dev null are you dumb? It helps us understand the concept and develop interest in the subject, nobody cares enough to try and prove it wrong
I finally did it, I FINISHED THE COURSE!!!!
woo!
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyy
What did it cost?
SO PROUDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!
You sob
1 hour into this, and I'm already finding maths interesting. Not something I feel too often. Great content.
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Same
ur icon is iconic
sadly you probably stopped after 1 hour, like most of the people do
not me@@tysontakayushi8394
As a life long learner with an engineering & computer science background; I will say this is one of the most comprehensive lessons or tutorials on basic algebra skills. What makes this video so valuable is that they thoroughly explain each concept while walking you through the different techniques used to solve each method. Math is about patterns and the ability to identify those patterns so we can manipulate those equations into a form we understand how to solve.
Khan Academy is another excellent platform to learn or reinforce concepts that may have gone unused for awhile. Keep up the GREAT work just wish these resources were available during my struggling times when I had to continue to revisit math resources to refresh my memory while learning new material.
Committed myself to finish this week!! ^_^ ^_^
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Finished!!!
it was a great learning journey. Thanks FreeCodeCamp!!!
If I may ask, does this help with SAT?
@@remasalhawari8077 SAT has their own modules which are quite similar with this course. After finishing this course, it will boost your confidence and surely, solve some previous questions at least 20 set of SAT math module. Then reach your milestone. 🤗
When you learn the whole semester in just 3 hours
1st semester?
when you learn 2 years of algerbra in 7 hours for free.
Literally what I just did and I'm writing an exam tomorrow. GOAT 😂
@@Nyakallo.M 😂
@@Nyakallo.M and did the video help you, also got an exam
1:11:03 in Germany we dont say "quadratic formula", we call this the "Mitternachtsformel" (midnight formula), because if the teacher enters our room for creepy or non creepy reasons at midnight while we are asleep and asks us for the formula, we have to know it instantaneously. And I think thats beautiful...
Nice
I have AIDS.
this is so stupid. In 10 years you will forget it anyway
It is called "The shridharacharya formula" after the name of the indian mathematician who first derived it.
@@chessdawg2459 this sounds like a name of a diarrhea inducing medicine.
I dropped College in 2019. Went back the following semester with vengeance and failed it with a 71 needed an 80 or higher. After watching these videos I am ready to go into College Algebra like a BOSS for the 2022 FALL semester. Thank you for this video. I see a lot of my little mistakes that were done.
How did it go?
I hope you succeeded. Good luck learning, everyone!!
Yo reply back
Just choose a course with less math and science.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I have always struggled with math, and am currently taking College algebra. My professor is subpar at most, and the textbook fails to answer my basic questions. I was honestly contemplating dropping out of college, but this simplified version answers the questions that I had. I honestly feel like crying out of gratitude.
Math is like learning another language sometimes you have to step back then come back
The difference between something taught well and something taught poorly can be dramatic.
boring shut up
My best advice is to always try to get different perspectives since you always learn something new.
girl I am in the same boat at the moment
I learn more and more from the net than I do ever did in school. These are passionate people making these videos and the impact is felt deeply. Thank you for being so passionate. This highlights the problem of industrializing education in the modern world where you basically buy yourself a degree and true knowledge or understanding is not sought out. Edexcel, I'm talking to you
well said.
Honestly clicked on this just to see how lost I would be and learned so much just from a few minutes I’m shocked
@DON'T CLICK THIS VIDEO shut up bot
True!
Could we get Physics and Calculus videos? This is amazing.
This! and any other mathematics (discrete math, linear algebra) that can be applied to programming!
Khan academy is very handy for this, plus any book with more exercises of your preference :) maybe MIT classes on youtube as well or even edx has some good content. Have fun
Амирхан Базекен where do I find him?
yeah physics please
@Амирхан Базекен Professor leonard is legit asf
This channel is a huge part of the golden side of RUclips
don't mind this comment
11:34 exponent rules
26:11
35:31 gcf
1:12:45 substitute quadratic formula for x
3:07:45 toolkit functions graphs
3:16:58 functions transformations
4:35:08 natural log ln and log are same
4:53:10 log base same
4:57:01 log exponent rules
6:01:58 asymptotes and holes
6:12:38 asymptotes and holes better solution and understanding for me
MISTAKES/ERRORS:
3:36:57 it's not: g(x) = 2 (x^2 + 4x +2) - 2 it should be: g(x) = 2 (x^2 + 2(x * 2) + 2^2) - 2 because of the formula: (a+b)^2 = a^2+2ab+b^2
6:06:04 it's not: y = 3(2+2) / 2+7 it should be: y = 3(2+2) / 2+5 which the real answer is 12/7, not 12/9 or 4/3
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2:32:28 the centre is (-4,1)
@@manishbhardwajsir Yes you are right she wrote (-4.-1)
LEt's take a moment to appreciate the effort given to explain it clearly and in detail. Imagine, how long as well this was uploaded considering it's a 7 hour long video the processing and uploading must've taken such patience to do so.
@@FRC_CR editing a 90 minute movie can take months for a team.
think about everyone who worked, and how long, to condense this course into 7
(comprehensible) hours, which is still quite a lot for a "video".
Its a great video, and very simple to understand, however for folks in my country about 70% of this we have to know to even get into college :/
@@dan-us6nk Recording the video: about 7 to 10 hours
Editing the video: about 4 to 14 hours (if one needed to add images and clips, it wouldvé taken 10 or 20 times as long, but just editing a video and emerging it together isn't that hard.)
So in total this video took at minimum 11 hours to make and at maximum 24 hours. That is about 3 working days for 1 person or 1 day for 3 people.
Don't get me wrong, these videos are still hard to make, but if you have a teacher who knows this stuff well, you just need to record it in 7-8 hours and then anyone can edit it.
To make a movie, on the other hand, you need to record tons of scenes, which would take hundreds of hours, then you need to cut them, merge them, add effects, work with colors, add images, music, post-production and much-much more.
@@FRC_CR what a chad
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like im being fully serious here, if ur taking algebra next course (WATCH THIS) it will legit make u understand everything obviously the test will have examples 10 times harder but if you watch this then study the course, this will make it wayyy easier since u will have some knowledge about everthing there is in this course. 10/10 amazing video
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Cringe zoro references....tell me you're 12 years old without telling me you're twelve years old...
@@Mustafa.Shakir what
@ 2:31:00 (Circle equation) there is an error, the result for (h,k) should be (-4,1) not (-4,-1). Just in case anyone was confused ! ;)
Thanks blud
@@noshlie2954 my pleasure bro 😉
I just noticed it too
wow about 4 years of my life was spent learning pre algebra to algebra 1 then algebra 2 when I could have just watched a 7 hour video and took some notes here and there
does this 7 hour course worth it to watch for a 9th grader like me?
@@unidentifieduser5346 this scratches the surface of college algebra and is useful to recap things you've already learned, read books and do worked examples to learn maths.
@@unidentifieduser5346 If you don’t have anything better to do. I’m using it to get back up to speed to start gr.11
@DON'T CLICK THIS VIDEO i hope it's a rick roll 🙏
@DON'T CLICK THIS VIDEO ok
My journey
DAY#1: 1:05:05
DAY#2: 1:42:23
DAY#3: 2:49:08
DAY#4: 3:49:09
DAY#5: DONE!
TOOK 4 WEEKS BUT FINALLY I'M DONE!!
Thank you for this course!!
25/05/2022
have u graduated from university already
@@ninjapirate123 damn this brings back memories, I was actually using this course to practice for a test to apply for a scholarship in Japan... unfortunately I wasn't able to achieve it. I've started my 4th year in university here in Argentina, I'm expected to finish my degree next year but I'm planning to continue it in Poland.
@@Barri1 And whats the reason for that?
@@ninjapirate123 the reason for continuing my studies in Poland? I'd say it's for the experience of moving and studying abroad
@@Barri1 That sounds good
a few years ago i was always rambling about why i didn't need math and other dumb stuff, but now i actually need math to do the stuff that i would like to pursue and it's only now that i realize how stupid i was back then
LEEEEROOOOOOYYYYY JEEEEEEEENKIIIINNNNSSSS Nice
Try my channel mathfullyexplained. Many topics that can help when you need it
Most of people are like that, esp in Uni or School
Same 😭
I’m a genius now. I think these videos are worth more than going to class. Not all teachers know how to teach and explain why and how. I’m truly thankful.
It’s currently 1am for me and I plan to go to bed right now instead of browsing RUclips wasting time being extremely unproductive. I’ll start studying and watching this video tomorrow to get myself prepared for future. I’ll also make further edits on this comment to keep track of my progress. (I took this idea from someone else in the comment but honestly the original idea gave me so much inspiration and motivation! Thank you!)
first day: 2:43:27
second day: 3:56:53
then 3 days later i was able to finish the rest (i forgot to update my comment oops)
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I love this video and this instructor so much! “And most people just take this as definition, but lets look at *why* it works” has to be just about my favourite sentence ever, and as a neurodivergent learner, her calm non-rushed, detailed but not rambling explanation is the most beneficial teaching I’ve come across. I’m so so greatful for this!
I also have a minor hearing disorder and i just wanted to point out that the dedication to subbing a 7-hour video just to make it accessible for disabled people is also amazing!
It’s funny that the courses presented in RUclips are clear and concise, and free as well!
Yes it is true that a lot of people studied algebra in high school, but not everyone. It is also true that an awful lot of people did not pay attention or try very hard in high school. If you plan on graduating with a degree that is not math intensive, College Algebra is what most colleges and universities in the USA require you to complete. If you want to go to college or university for a S.T.E.M. degree, algebra is only the very beginning. This is an amazing resource for everyone.
I’m really trying to get better at math this summer so ima be taking this course. I plan to do 30-45mins each day. I will also be using other resources like khan academy, Saylor academy and doing some math problems each day to fully understand the things taught in the course. I’m starting tomorrow!
Day 1: stopped at 31:46
You can do it!! Keep working hard!
Day 2?
You can do it!! And good job! Make sure to also have fun doing it 💖✨
lmfao already dead
Are you fucking doing it?
I watched this video 4 times this week and went through all of my online coursework for the semester. Thank you for this video.
After watching this, you just reevaluate your whole educational career wishing you could go back in time and actually ace all those tests. I wish I knew this existed when I took math in high school and in college. May God bless you guys 10 fold. Thank you so much for these incredible resources. We are all forever in debt to you guys!💜👏🏻
This lady is an amazing teacher, she reminds me of my high school math and physics teacher. Thank you for the free education, this video is a huge help for refreshing my algebra knowledge
You are a saint. Thank you for this. I am a working blue collar man trying to get back into school and needed a good refresher and this is not only that but also explains things in such a simple, constructive way that it allows me to see things differently than when I originally tackled this course. Thank you.
I started watching it today, and I have already finished it. This video is very helpful and teacher doing her work very well. Day 1: 6:43:46
Did you actually retain the info? Jesus christ
Have you eaten?
@@chrismac1507 There is a layer of memorization and a layer of understanding.
Most young people finish unis by learning up by heart, which is bullshit. They pack up knowledge inside their brains without labeling anything, without getting familiar with mental tools.... and one day they wake up and realize they're back to being tabula rasa, 30ish-something year olds doing a grindy job they'd simply repeated enough times to get used to.
... and this is coming from me, having seen that happens in the engineering world. Thank f I haven't rushed my studies.
@@ShomiTheGreat SUN WHEEL
Day #1: 1:04:59
Day #2: 1:56:55
Day #3: 3:00:53
Day #4: 3:56:53
Day #5: 5:02:10
Day #6: 6:43:43
Completed
Day 1 : 55:36
it was fun tbh
Day 2 : 1:42:23
I kinda need to rewatch this lecture again
Update : i rewatch the lecture and watch it till : 2:23:33
Can't wait for tomorow its getting fire booooy 🔥🔥
Day 3 : 3:00:00
Kinda easy
Day 4 : 3:54:00
Gotta rewatch it again didn't Understand some stuff
Update i rewatch the lecture
Day 5 : 4:29:35 i stopped here cause i know some log stuff so i'll watch it tomorow till 6 hours or more, i hope so
Day 7 (sorry for not writing anything in day 6) : i just want to say boys, i FINISHED THE COURS!!!
im really proud of what i have done this week
Now i'll take a rest for 2 days and decide later what i should do
Yessir keep us updated
@@arthuryan3577
I will inshallah
Damn.. I really miss the old me
Are you in college?
Just finished the video today at 2X speed, this is really good content for revision.
I am an engineer and I have studied all these topics already. Refreshed the concepts.
Always good to refresh on the basics, right?
@@foolishstrudel2689 especially at 2x speed that totally helps but if that helped him then it works
Progress tracking:
Session 1: 2:49:07
Session 2: 5:10:18
Session 3: 5:32:27
Session 4: 6:15:20
DONEEEE
I love that she teaches the long way, and then the short way for you to grasp the topics and shortcuts, not just telling you do this and that
Finally I finished it:
Day #01 20:00 exponents
Day #01 44:00 factoring
Day #01 50:00 rational expressions
Day#01 1:05:02 rational
Day#01 1:15:09 solving quadratic equation ✅
Day#01 1:22:52 solving rational eq done
Day#01 1:49:50 interval Notation
Day#01 1:55:00 absolute value inequalities
Day#01 2:00:00 compound linear inequalities
Day#01 2:05:00 polynomial and rational inequalities
Day#02 2:20:00 Distance formula using coordinates
Day#02 midpoint formula 2:21:50
Day #02 circle graph and equations 2:32:09
Day #03 lines graph and eq 2:33:09
I love how how she explains why things work the way they do.
My school teachers were so useless at this.
Basically just give us the equation and how it works but never really highlight the mechanics behind the process.
yeah, teachers are...
Damnn similar thing happened to me and i went from loving maths to hating it but now i really wanna get into it again and this channel is perfect.
_in call with ur professor_
because y'll don't even listen to classes properly . Why would she waste her time if the majority don't even value it
Same here, I feel my self really confused most of times. I can do maths well, but dont understand the reason behind why formulas are the way they are. : C
Day 1# 45:15
Day 2= 2:32:48
Day 3× 3:56:57
Day 4% 4:59:25
Day 5.5& 6:02:36
Day6×
Day7×
Day8×
Day9×
i just started it today and all i have learned i couldn't learn in the past 8 years of school. i love how she explains all he step unlike saying "this is that bc it's supposed to be" also she's taking very clever steps to do the maths and i appreciate how she is making step by step difficulties. I recommend doing these equations hands on with her it'll make the lessons much more efficient.
I'm planning on studying this entire video through different days:
Day #1: I paused at minute 44:30.
Keep continuing!
Day #2: I paused at minute 2:33:07
@@joseamaldonadomartinez480 THIS IS A GREAT IDEA. I MEAN THIS HYPES YOU TO CONTINUE THE COURSE. I WILL DO THIS. THANK YOU DUDE
i’ll do it too, cause i’m taking college algebra next year
Day #3: I paused at minute 3:49:05
I am studying in Russia and we solve the first equation 37:20 much easier:
x^2-6x+8=0
According to the theorem, the inverse of Vieta's theorem, we get:
x1 + x2 = 6 (we write the opposite sign of the number at the second x)
x1 * x2 = 8 (we leave the sign of the last number)
and now we select the numbers, i.e. so that it turns out that two x's in total and in their product gave 6 and 8. We get that X1 = 2 ; X2 = 4
If you don't believe me, then I will substitute these numbers into these 2 equations :
x1 + x2 = 2+4=6
x1 * x2 = 2*4=8
use it for your health))
Even in india we use this theorem best it is
Dr. Linda too done the same by putting cross ❌ and in vertical section she has written the two numbers that is 8 and -6 and applied which you are applying...
I guess maths has many doors...all lead to solution but some may be quick or may be slow but both of them would rejoice the true pleasure of mathematics..
@@Digitalbandits99 i agree:)
Same we use it in turkey too
Yeah , same in India
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did you finish it in one day?
@@weirnershittler6752 i read 'cry'
10 minutes in and I'm so proud of myself. Then I realize this is a 6 hour video and I can't stop balling in my chair. 😭
This helps a lot! I'm in 10th grade taking college algebra, and it's really hard to learn online with the whole pandemic going on, thank you so much this is very helpful
If anyone is debating watching this whole thing let me testify that it is 100% worth it. I tried to watch 30 min a day and finished in around 2-3 weeks. I really tried to focus on those 30 min and write down everything, including working out the problems before she worked through them (took me about 1-2 hours a day). The definitions and explanations make this maybe the best math instruction I've ever learned from. I'm taking Calculus in the Fall to finish a biology degree and watched this to help solidify my algebraic foundations before taking it. I feel like I'm actually starting to understand some of these concepts in a way I never have before. I'm about to start the pre-calculus video. Thank you for making the videos Dr. Green!
Just wanted to follow up on this post. I took my first two calculus tests and made a 95 and 100. This video and lectures were invaluable. Thank you so much.
Hey, fellow learner. Just wanted to say keep going and great for the calculas test, I myself could never perform well in math exams and always thought of maths being hard but now that I am programming I want to learn maths in a proper manner. Hoping to get better at maths so I can finally get exam numbers like yours. Cheers.
Well I was right there with you. I actually had to retake college algebra twice. Mostly due to not putting in any real effort but I came back years later (I'm 34 years old now) with a new mind and ability to study and apply myself and it all clicks. Never give up on studying/learning, it's an ongoing process for many. I think I'd also like to learn to code one day. Good luck to you fellow learner!@@devbrothonath9396
That was a great refresher to me. I was more than 15 yrs away from Math. You helped me relearn my forgotten Math skills. Thanks. ❤️
I'm making it a point to watch this whole series over the weekend. I was always afraid of how bad I was at math, because I was too timid to ask questions. This illuminates the subject in a digestible way--thank you so much for this!
Thanks for this video. 15 years a gap from my math learning, and then with this refreshing information I went through two semesters of math at University with grades 7/7
OMG dude I was waiting for this moment for so long, the moment that I will finish this course
Im super proud of myself ,I didnt think that I will be here one day typing this comment
All ican say is FAINALLLLLY.
Now,this is called "High Level Content".
one of the only lessons that leaves 0 questions to be answered. 10/10
Finally a RUclips recommendations that’s perfect for schools, thank you
Who else thinks there should be a geometry course like this? I personally just find learning geometry tougher than algebra, I like it when someone else explains things.
Yes, that's what I need
proving stuff in geometry seems so hard to me, I'd probably like to learn it
She is a GODSEND! Need to get an A in college Algebra to keep my GPA within the competitive edge for RN program thank you sooooo much
My goal is to get into college level pre-calculus on my algebra placement test. 45 minutes of video daily.
DAY 1: 31:45
DAY 2: 1:43:00
DAY 3: 2:024:34 As I watch this I just think back to moments in school when I just didn't understand these exact concepts and just wrote some fake numbers on my paper. I think being able to start and stop the video is what really helps me click. In school the teacher is going as fast as possible and really isn't giving me time to write and thing about what im writing down. My knowledge of math is like swiss cheese all of these concepts are familiar to me but I never really fully understood them.
DAY 4:4:49:05
DONE
You can do it 🎉
You can do it 🎉
good job. You did it!
Bless the people who teach on RUclips, like y’all doing gods work
Why am I only discovering these during the last months of my senior highschool?!
Try my channel mathfullyexplained. Many topics that can help when you need it
@@mathfullyexplained they are good
@@TabishAnsari454 thanks. Enjoy the videos. Plus more topics being developed.
Yes why? We're in the same situation
@@mathfullyexplained I will watch yours tomorrow I'm about to go into algebra 2, but I forgot almost everything from algebra 1
I will finish this video before my discrete structures exam . Im having diffuculties :/ I need to remember them again . I hope i can finish this this in couple days .Wish me luck !
DAY 1: 1:40:31 DAY 2 2:32:50
I just found this channel, this is a blessing. Thank you
0:17 exponent rule
1:07 the product rule
2:07 quotient rule
3:01 power rule
4:04 power of zero
5:01 negative exponent
5:58 fractional exponent
7:07 distribute an exponent over a product
7:57 diatribute an exponent over a quotient
Even though I already know all of this, it's nice to find other ways to think of these concepts so tutoring people can be easier
But you had to know if you knew all of this. And RUclips thought you might not know so it recommended it.
@@j03Biz oh no i've been exposed
Great Refresher!!
DAY #1: 1:05:24
DAY #2: 2:14:00
DAY #3: 4:29:37
Thank you for this! I've been meaning to relearn college algebra since last year. I took it up in HS but found it difficult. I'm 31 now and still can't get over the fact that I almost flunked it. lol
I'm grateful that Dr. Green gave of her time and expertise to produce this video. I went to college more than half my life ago and I didn't want to go to college again in order to just get a refresher course. Thank you Dr. Green!
This video is both enjoyable and comforting to me. Dr. Linda Green explains very well and she seems so calm, too.
i am thankful that the youtube recommended me this and also to the woman who was teaching the whole vid. it made algebra a lot easier!
Thats Linda Green from Chapel Hill! And that makes sense!
Why does it matter if it’s a women
@@itsjoseph875 what do you mean"why does it matter if it's a woman?" what do you want me to say then? also to the man who was teaching the whole vid, when it was a woman who was teaching?
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Finally Finished! Thanks a lot to the instructor.
Next Target: precalculus
Factoring is synonymous to dissecting a cooking recipe to identify individual ingredients by breaking down the items to its basic substance. GREAT job walking through the concepts and providing a road map to better solve them.
Grade 7 here and wanna say that you're so good at explaining things 10 minutes into this and i already find math interesting and im quite surprise cause i dont really like math infact i hated it lol
I’m six and I have learned so much. You’re so awesome. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Six? You are gonna be the next Albert Einstein my guy!
@@tactical_369 Probably means grade 6? Like 11
i'm currently in 8th grade and i'm doing this so i can do well in highschool (9th grade-12th grade). currently i'm able to understand this so ty!
samee
M also in 8th wow
Reviewed and relearned all the lessons in this video for almost 2 days. It’s been quite a long time since I learned Algebra in high school and university. So some knowledge was like brand new to me. The instructor tends to go over some topics quickly sometimes and the video quality went bad at times, but with the lecturer’s mathematical expertise and teaching passion, this is overall a decent and worthwhile course. Thank you a lot!
I am going to take Linear Algebra next. Wish me luck!
Completed the lecture fully today. Thank you ma'am for explaining the topics so beautifully and creatively. i have always hated functions before going through this. thank you so much
2:09
The quotient rule
3:03
The power rule
4:02
The power of zero
5:04
Negative exponents
6:00
Fractional exponents
7:08
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This is great. Starting my college algebra class next week and have been out of math for 10 years. Did ok on my placement test but really need this review.
I'm quite rusty in maths and studying, so I'll start slow. Bookmarking.
Day 1: 11:30
Day 2: 33:20
Day 3: 1:05:00
Day 4: 1:24:00
Keep going bru
@@-Scoty-thank you, stranger on the internet 😭😭
@@moondreamy you re welcome ;)
It's been 10 years since I last did Algebra, not entirely sure why this was recommended or why I clicked on it
i now got the recomendation of this vdo in morning after i wake up i brushed went for joging and came back took shower and have breakfast at 8:00 am i got the recomendation from youtube i thought lets sort to clear my middle school basics . i stared and did till 10:30 am and then i have to go to my work i came back home in 3:30pm have all my work sorted i again started at 5:30 pm till 8:30 pm then i went to walk came back have dinner and stared again at 10:30 pm till 12:30 am when i m writing this comment . I finally completed it in 1 day.
As a non-native English speaker who is learning the language, I'm also enthusiastic about studying Data Analysis and Data Science through free courses at Code Academy and Udemy. I have some prior knowledge from my education, but these courses have been an excellent way to refresh and expand my understanding. It amazes me that in these times, we have the opportunity to study anything we want - we just need to remain focused...
Day 3 = 55:41
Day 4.1 = 1:05:00
Day 4.2 = 1:12:54
Day 5 = 1:29:37
Day 6.1 = 1:37:59
Day 6.2 = 1:43:46. I'm tired and it's late but I understand the class and the English I don't going to surrender 💪
Day 7 = 2:01:10 Done!
Day 8 = 2:06:00 tomorrow i have to travel, in the bus 🚌 I'll try 💪
Day 9 = 2:16:15 tomorrow I'll back home and I going to do all the weekend, you have to understand that you can't pass the class quickly I'm taking my time and ask to my friend chat gtp4 to develop more the things I don't understand... But the class is excellent so far
Day 10 = 2:27:00 Done baby!
Day 11 = 2:39:00
Day 12 = 2:47:10
Day 13 = 3:00:00
Day 14 = 3:05:33 So sorry by for me this is kind of new thing :)
Day 15.1 = 3:08:00 morning one hour Chat gpt helping me it's a a food morning
Day 15.2 = 3:17:00 tired but good class
Day 16 = 3:37:00
Day 17 = 3:43:20 step by step.... step by step
Day 18 = 3:49:11
Day 19 = 4:03:40
day 20 = 4:13:51
Day 21 = 4:26:58
Day 22.1 = 4:29:36 sadly I have to go out but today I'm aware how much I have watched of this class... 💪
FCC provides again, thank you so much, I was really worried that I’d struggle in college/uni thanks to my poor math skills. You’ve really lifted a huge weight off my shoulders. ❤️
I'm 36 y.o.
I've finished math class at school (russian math education is really good), but i forgot almost all.
So now i have an opportunity to restudy my past experience and on English in additional. That's great.
I'll use this videos as my reviewer before I go into Uni in a few months. I would likely go with this order of the videos:
1. College Algebra
2. Precalculus
3. Calculus 1
4. Calculus 2
5. Linear Algebra
Maybe : Statistics
Goal would be at least 3-5 hours of the videos every week since I still have school to manage as well.
Wish me luck!
You got lucky to find this material bro. All the best!
Good Luck!
Did u watch them all and was it worth it? I’m thinking of doing the same before I start uni next year
if you are involved with programming, combinatorics worth more than statistics...
I'm reading your comment after 1 year of it being posted, did you finish it then? also what course in college?
I don’t got time to watch a 7-hour algebra video, so I’m watching it at 200% speed.
nice hint! will do the same.
@Train of Taught haha, just kidding! Right now, i need for that 7 hour video 3 times to work all through properly, do some own tests and try to get that stuff in my brain permanently... :)
@Train of Taught yes, i want to get a certificate for the Coursera Algorithm with Standord University. Nothing special, but my math is a bit rusty :) And i do a couple of free courses now, to get back into it.
@Train of Taught You too! Learning is so much fun and there are so many free courses out there. I wish you all the best!
Haha🤣
2:31:05 The coordinates for the center should be (-4,1), not (-4,-1), since we got (y-1)^2
Tracking Progress
Day 1: Made it to 1:05:00 - Solving Quadratic Equations
Day 5: Made it to 2:05:59 - Polynomial and Rational Inequalities
Day 6: Made it to 5:19:27 - Solving Exponential Equations - Applications
FINISHED!
So very helpful, I am trying to see how much my brain remembers from 20+ years ago and this has been an incredible help.
Good job sir , Me I don’t even remember last week class lol
Ok Boomer , sorry
Am I crazy for learning algebra at the age of 29 to KEEP me from going crazy in my current situation in life brought about by unprecedented circumstances?
I've been depressed and this takes my mind off things. My whole world fell apart in a matter of days. Thank you so much.
Jesus Loves you!!
No you're amazing!!! Keep going. It takes a lot of effort to start doing something completely forgotten especially during these times. Im really proud of you, as a tired pulling an all nighter highschooler haha :)
@Fernando lmao agree tho
@Fernando Jesus, like many reluctant cult leaders, did not actually care about religion, and would have liked for everyone to learn mathematics because it is healthy for their minds :)
You are not crazy.
Man listening to this in English is a pain since I usually did math in my own language.
And yep the ptsd is still there even tho its been 3 years.
This video is simply indispensable for those who needs maths for any exams or degree. Highly recommend watching it (not all at once, but through a few days)